On Winner-Take-All Politics

Because of Hurricane Sandy's mighty punch, many of us are still without power 
and unable to get to our New York City studio or offices. As Bill told us via 
phone this week, “We all live at the whim of Nature, and Nature always has the 
last word.” So this weekend we’re re-airing the very first Moyers & Company, 
which remains as relevant and powerful heading into Election Day as it was in 
January. Featuring a conversation with Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson, 
co-authors of Winner-Take-All Politics: How Washington Made the Rich Richer – 
And Turned Its Back on the Middle Class, the show explores how America’s vast 
inequality didn’t just happen -- it’s been politically engineered. 

Next week – an all new Moyers & Company takes a look at America’s post-election 
landscape.

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on Citizens United, climate change, GMO labeling, and other ignored topics.
                 Will the Supreme Court Reaffirm Affirmative Action? 
Laura Flanders discusses the Fisher v. University of Texas affirmative action 
case with the co-founders of the African American Policy Forum.
                Why Are Needy States Declining Medicaid Help?
Governors of states with the most uninsured residents are considering opting 
out of the Obamacare Medicaid expansion, but why?
        
Q&A
Time to Talk About Poverty

The Nation's Greg Kaufmann describes America's poverty problem, how it's being 
ignored, and what everyone should be doing about it.

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